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A$AP Ferg is back to the music.

New heat more A$AP Ferg!

Fashion brands are accepting rappers now more than ever.

Plaques on plaques on plaques.

Former XXL Freshman Madeintyo shares his debut album 'Sincerely, Tokyo,' which features ASAP Ferg, Gunna and more.

All flames.

ASAP Ferg drops off two new tracks titled ''Verified'' and ''Not the Boy.''

Shaquille O'Neal and Kyrie Irving ball out in Ferg's "Harlem Anthem" video.

ASAP Ferg and Elle Fanning craft a joint remix to the classic 1961 ''Moon River'' record in a new advertisement for Tiffany & Co.

Ferg turns up the talk show.

ASAP Ferg's new mixtape has arrived.

Who's copped the craziest chain this year?

Rest in peace Prodigy!

This video is incredibly dope.

ASAP Ferg and Remy Ma team up for a summer anthem.

XXL takes a look at 21 rappers who have been sharpening their social media swords and perfecting their clap back game on social media in the list below.

Fans paid tribute to A$AP Yams on #YamsDay.

The energy is dripping from this preview clip.

From A Tribe Called Quest to A$AP Mob and more, this is your definitive list of 2016's best rap albums, mixtapes and EPs.

Here's our predictions on who should get nominated for Grammy Awards.

'Cozy Tapes Vol. 1: Friends' is solidified as a body of work that feels as real as it sounds.

Big Sean, ASAP Ferg, Vince Staples, Metro Boomin and Tinashe are just some of the stars in Alexander Wang's new Fall/Winter 2016 video campaign.

In the spirit of hip-hop and hijinks, here are our favorite 10 rapper moments from MTV's 'Wild 'N Out.'

The first half of 2016 has proven to be a great year for hip-hop and R&B and makes us excited for the coming months.

Ferg and Sean remain vulnerable despite their status in their latest video.

Yams is looking down and smiling.

ASAP Ferg and Tory Lanez are flexin'.

Ferg and Rocky rap just as well in animated cat form.

Ferg and Migos get the streets going on their "Trap Anthem"

A$AP Ferg digs deep in the vaults for "Spice Girls," a previously unreleased song that dates back to 2011. The song is a part of the A$AP Mob's new Wavey Wednesdays series.